Latest News About Alexandre Boulerice, Member Of Parliament

Here are the latest publicly reported developments about Alexandre Boulerice, the Canadian MP for Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie.

• Boulerice announced plans in late April 2026 to resign from the federal House of Commons and to run in Quebec provincial politics with Québec solidaire, seeking the Gouin riding. This would leave the NDP with a reduced Quebec presence in Parliament. [Source summaries indicate announcements on April 24–27, 2026, with subsequent coverage confirming the resignation and switch to QS] [source summaries: web results 1, 2, 3, 5].

• The announcements suggested Boulerice’s move would mark a high-profile shift from federal to provincial politics, potentially impacting party dynamics for both the NDP and Québec solidaire, and affecting the balance of seats in the House of Commons. [source summaries: web results 2, 5].

• In Parliament, Boulerice has been an active member since 2011, previously serving as the NDP’s Quebec lieutenant and deputy leader, with a record of interventions on housing, animal welfare, and other issues. His pending exit would conclude decades of federal service. [source summaries: web results 4, 6, 7].

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• Coverage of Boulerice’s provincial run announcement and resignation plans (April 24–27, 2026)[2][3][8]
• Context on Boulerice’s long-time role in the NDP and leadership positions[4][5]
• Additional media reporting and analysis on the implications for the NDP in Quebec[1][3]